In partnership with Hong Kong Tourism Board
Hong Kong is a city of contrasts, where ancient temples meet futuristic skylines, and serene hiking trails lead to buzzing street markets. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, here are ten unforgettable experiences to add to your Hong Kong itinerary.
Start your adventure with sweeping views from Victoria Peak. Hike the Morning Trail for a rewarding climb or hop on the historic Peak Tram for a scenic ride. Sunset is also a great time to catch the city lighting up below.
Hong Kong’s food scene is legendary. Don’t miss dim sum at Luk Yu Teahouse, or local staples like char siu fan (barbecue pork with rice) and pineapple buns at Kam Wah Café. For a true taste of the city, visit a cha chaan teng — a traditional Hong Kong-style café.
From Tai Kwun’s heritage-meets-modern vibe to the Hong Kong Museum of Art’s world-class exhibits, the city is rich in culture. Catch a Cantonese opera at the Xiqu Centre or admire vibrant street art in Sham Shui Po.
Nature lovers will find paradise in Hong Kong’s hiking trails. Dragon’s Back offers stunning views and ends at a beachside meal. For a challenge, tackle the MacLehose Trail or climb Sunset Peak on Lantau Island.
Take a spiritual journey to the Tian Tan Buddha, a 34-metre bronze statue atop 268 steps. Nearby, explore Po Lin Monastery and enjoy panoramic views via the Ngong Ping 360 cable car.
Hong Kong comes alive after dark. Sip cocktails at Popinjays’ rooftop bar, visit award-winning spots like Bar Leone—voted Asia’s Best Bar for two years in a row, sing karaoke at Red Mr, or dance the night away at Iron Fairies one of Hong Kong’s most Instagram-worthy nightlife spots.
Snap iconic skyline shots from the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui, especially during the nightly Symphony of Lights. For alternative views, stroll along Hung Hom or Kwun Tong promenades, or visit Lei Yue Mun.
Hong Kong’s theme parks offer fun for all ages. Ocean Park has been delighting visitors for over 40 years with thrilling rides, marine exhibits, and adorable giant pandas — a favourite among families.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong Disneyland is celebrating its 20th anniversary with special events and new entertainment. Hong Kong Disneyland is home to the World of Frozen, an immersive land where you can explore Arendelle, meet Elsa and Anna, and experience themed rides.
Horse racing is a beloved local pastime. Join the excitement at Happy Valley Racecourse on Wednesday nights during racing season. It’s affordable, energetic, and uniquely Hong Kong.
Discover the city’s soul on foot. West Kowloon blends tradition with modern art. Central’s backstreets reveal historic markets, while Sham Shui Po surprises with trendy cafés and boutiques. For a seaside escape, head to laid-back Sai Kung.
Talk to your personal travel manager to plan your next trip to Hong Kong.
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